My experience with OTCs

[Perip]

Hi all,

I'm very careful about what and how I use these. I never have taken a full pill of the OTC capsules often mentioned here; usually I cut it into a 2/3 piece and a 1/3 piece.

I've used OMK about 4 to 5 times. Good to very good.

Used Dragon 3000 once. Very good.

Used Extra Zone 3000 once. Unbelievably good. I was ready again nearly instantly after coming. Crazy. Will buy some more this weekend at a store I found it during a highway drive.

I do get a bit of a headache from all of these and some sniffling too. Not too bad. Cutting them makes them work in less than half an hour.

Thanks for reading.

[Oldmonger]

Hi all,

I'm very careful about what and how I use these. I never have taken a full pill of the OTC capsules often mentioned here; usually I cut it into a 2/3 piece and a 1/3 piece.

I've used OMK about 4 to 5 times. Good to very good.

Used Dragon 3000 once. Very good.

Used Extra Zone 3000 once. Unbelievably good. I was ready again nearly instantly after coming. Crazy. Will buy some more this weekend at a store I found it during a highway drive.

I do get a bit of a headache from all of these and some sniffling too. Not too bad. Cutting them makes them work in less than half an hour.

Thanks for reading.Perip,

You can't be very careful if you take these OTC products. You have no idea what's in them.

The FDA recalls these products because they contain prescription medications. Aside from not knowing the dose, that's not a bad thing -- unless you should not be taking those meds.

I use ED drugs from reputable Indian manufacturers. They are the safest alternative to prescription meds from licensed pharmacies.

OM.

[LBrad52]

Perip,

You can't be very careful if you take these OTC products. You have no idea what's in them.

The FDA recalls these products because they contain prescription medications. Aside from not knowing the dose, that's not a bad thing -- unless you should not be taking those meds.

I use ED drugs from reputable Indian manufacturers. They are the safest alternative to prescription meds from licensed pharmacies.

OM.Hi, Om would you care to share that info with me?

Thanks.

[Oldmonger]

Hi, Om would you care to share that info with me?

Thanks.I order Valif (Vitamin L) from Ajanta, as well as Suhagra (Vitamin V) and Tadacip (Vitamin C) from Cipla. There is no batch-to-batch variation in anything I purchased.

From my post on 10-18-15 17:27 in the Viagra Reports thread:

In 2014, Gilead Sciences licensed seven Indian drug manufacturers to produce generic versions of their antivirals used to treat Hepatitis C. The companies are: Cadila Healthcare Ltd. , Cipla Ltd. , Hetero Labs Ltd. , Mylan Laboratories Ltd. , Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd. , Sequent Scientific Ltd. And Strides Arcolab Ltd.

I think it's safe to assume that the above companies are capable of producing high quality drugs.

There are other quality drug manufacturers in India, but these licensee companies are a good start.

I hope this info helps in making an informed decision about what brand to buy.

OM.

[AllNuts]

I've had amazing experiences with ED's from many Indian manufacturers. I've ordered over 20 x and also experienced no batch-to-batch variation.


I order Valif (Vitamin L) from Ajanta, as well as Suhagra (Vitamin V) and Tadacip (Vitamin C) from Cipla. There is no batch-to-batch variation in anything I purchased.

From my post on 10-18-15 17:27 in the Viagra Reports thread:

In 2014, Gilead Sciences licensed seven Indian drug manufacturers to produce generic versions of their antivirals used to treat Hepatitis C. The companies are: Cadila Healthcare Ltd. , Cipla Ltd. , Hetero Labs Ltd. , Mylan Laboratories Ltd. , Ranbaxy Laboratories Ltd. , Sequent Scientific Ltd. And Strides Arcolab Ltd.

I think it's safe to assume that the above companies are capable of producing high quality drugs.

There are other quality drug manufacturers in India, but these licensee companies are a good start.

I hope this info helps in making an informed decision about what brand to buy.

OM.